Smart IoT systems are built with a single platform
NPAS is an IT engineering project, a unified IoT dashboard for monitoring power, water, fire, attendance, and battery systems in real-time using ESP32 hardware.
Engineering modules — power, water, fire, battery & more
Live power analytics for industrial loads
Monitor water tank and fire detection systems
Engineering Partnership
Unlocking potential through collaboration.
The Modules
Connected Ecosystem
Every critical engineering module monitored and controlled in real-time. Efficiency powered by IoT.
Power Monitoring
Real-time voltage, current, and power consumption analytics for industrial loads.
Water Control
Intelligent tank level monitoring with automatic pump triggers.
Changeover
Seamless switching between NEPA and backup power sources.
Battery Monitor
Deep analytics for inverter battery health and percentage.
Attendance
RFID-based smart logging for team members and restricted zones.
Fire Detection
Critical safety monitoring with instant fire/danger alerts.
How It Works
From sensor to dashboard
Sensors Collect
ESP32 sensors gather real-time voltage, water levels, RFID codes, smoke and history data.
API Processes
NPAS API securely routes data from field devices to Firebase, SQL and push notifications.
Dashboard Displays
Your admin dashboard shows real-time events, charts, and table status in one place.
Dashboard
Everything in one view
Real-time alerts. Historical logs. Module controls. No more switching between tools — NPAS centralises your entire facility intelligence.
- Live charts for every module
- Push alerts for fire, low battery, water
- Expandable attendance & event logs
Collaboration
Engineering Synergy
NPAS is built on the foundation of seamless collaboration between hardware engineering and modern software development. By bridging the gap between ESP32 sensors and real-time data analytics, we've created a unified ecosystem for facility management.
Hardware Integration
Precise sensor calibration and firmware logic.
Software Precision
Scalable real-time monitoring and analytics.
The Team
Built by students
This project was developed as part of an IT Project in 2026, under the Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering. NPAS represents a practical solution to real-world power and facility management challenges faced in Nigerian institutions.
Project Supervisor
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Department of Electrical & Electronics Engineering
Federal University Oye-Ekiti
“We are grateful for the guidance and support provided throughout this project.”
“Built to solve the real power, water, and facility challenges we see every day in Nigerian institutions.”
— Faruna & Korede, FUOYE 2026